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MARCH 2, 2016 • COMMUNITY JOURNAL • 5A
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SCHOOLS NOTEBOOK Amelia High School » Amelia High School students who participate in the business management program competed in tests and presentations that assessed their abilities in various software, finance and business topics against other schools within the region. Amelia had 81 students participate in activity based and presentation format competitions. This year 43 students will advance to the State Leadership Conference in Columbus March 17-18. The state contests winners have the opportunity to attend the National Leadership Conference in Boston in May. Fundamental accounting: Emily Feldkamp, Zach Simons, Liz Marcelli, Krista Gilbert, Brittney Thompson, Evan Daniel. Payroll accounting: Samantha Wesley, Maddie Boyd, Misty Bryant, Alyssa Gilpin, Varian Engle, Julia Santoro. Banking & finance: Dylan Guth, Sean Kamphaus, Bryan Fleishman. Economic research individKarishna Hernandez, ual: Heather Faulkner, Reyna Beckett, Emma McGaha, Whitley Howe. Economic research team: Lucy Wesley and Laure Alvarado, Nicole Brown and Emily Stevenson, Erin Reardon and Amanda Devine, Kaitlyn Barth and Lexy Termuhlen. Personal financial management: Zach Simons. Financial math & analysis: Liz Marcelli, Caitlyn Servitto, Lauren Turner. Fundamental word processing: Katelyn Barth, Zoe Puccini. Intermediate word processing: Erin Reardon, Madison Daniels, Nicole Brown. Advanced word processing: Lauren Turner, Kristina Hodges, Siara Richardson, Amanda Devine. Integrated office applications: Caitlyn Keith, Isabelle St. Pierre. Basic office systems: Emma McGaha, Reyna Beckett, Kaitlyn Howard. Advanced office systems: Heather Faulkner. Fundamental spreadsheet: Whitley Howe, Byron Armacost, Paige Dixon, Noah Rheude, Samuel Kearny. Advanced spreadsheet: Jacob Linneman, Brant Poehner. Database applications: Maddie Boyd, Sahvannah Fox. support Administrative team: Caitlyn Servitto, Kasey
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Four of MNDs eight winning Regional Scolastic Arts competition artists, from left: Holly Reinert (New Richmond), Ashley Foulks (Milford), Lexi Rodgers (Mason) and Rosie Bacon (Wyoming).
Broughton and Hailey Davis. Administrative support research individual: Caitlyn Servitto. Computer security: Justin Widanski. Graphic design promotion: Kristina Hodges, Ethan Guseman, Madison Daniel, Kelsey Bose, Emily O’Rourke, Erin Waller. Global marketing team: Ronnie Corman and Fallon Terry, Noah Rheude and Sam Kearney, Lauren Turner and Sean Kamphaus, Jaob Linneman, David Shilling, Brant Poehner, and Bryan Fleischman. Jessee Entrepreneurship: Huber. skills: Paige Interview Smith, Sahvannah Fox, Madelyn Westerkamp, Micayla Folchi. Advanced interview: Siara Richardson, Misty Bryant. Extemporaneous speech: Liz Marcelli, Lydia Chamberlain, Kasey Broughton, Sara Blankenship. Human resources management presentation: Emily Feldkamp. Prepared speech: Brady Barnhill, Dylan Guth, Michaela Davidson, Caitlyn Keith, Cali Weiss. Presentation management individual: Zoe Puccini: Krista Gilbert. Presentation management team: Jacob Hicks, Sam Wesley and Brittney Thompson. Management, marketing, human resources: Heather Faulkner, Kristina Hodges, Caitlyn Keith, Zach Simons. » Amelia High School/Great Oaks Business Management
students made their mark in regional Business Professionals of America competition in January. Eighty-one Anderson/Great Oaks students competed in tests and presentations that assessed their abilities in various software, finance, and business topics against other schools within the region, and 43 will advance to competition at the State Leadership Conference in March. The state winners have the opportunity to attend the National Leadership Conference in Boston. Students qualify for state competition based on their overall scores (*indicates moving to state competitions). Fundamental accounting: 1, Emily Feldkamp*; 2, Zach Simons*; 3, Liz Marcelli; 4, Krista Gilbert; 5, Brittney Thompson; 6, Evan Daniel. Payroll accounting: 1, Samantha Wesley; 2, Maddie Boyd; 3, Misty Bryant*; 4, Alyssa Gilpin*; 5, Varian Engle; 6, Julia Santoro. Banking and finance: 1, Dylan Guth*; 2, Sean Kamphaus*; 5, Bryan Fleishman. Economic research individual: 2, Karishna Hernandez*; 3, Heather Faulkner; 4, Reyna Beckett; 5, Emma McGaha; 6, Whitley Howe. Economic research team: 1, Lucy Wesley and Laure Alvarado*; 2, Nicole Brown and Emily Stevenson; 3, Erin Reardon and Amanda Devine; 4, Kaitlyn Barth and Lexy Termuhlen. Personal financial management: 2, Zach Simons*. Financial math and analysis; 1, Liz Marcelli; 3, Caitlyn Servitto; 6, Lauren Turner.
Fundamental word processing; 1, Katelyn Barth*; 3, Zoe Puccini. Intermediate word processing: 1, Erin Reardon*; 4, Madison Daniels; 5, Nicole Brown. Advanced word processing; 2, Lauren Turner*; 3, Kristina Hodges; 4, Siara Richardson; 6, Amanda Devine. Integrated office applications; 1, Caitlyn Keith*; 2, Isabelle St. Pierre. Basic office systems: 1, Emma McGaha*; 2, Reyna Beckett*; 3, Kaitlyn Howard. Advanced office systems: 1, Heather Faulkner*. Fundamental spreadsheet: 1, Whitley Howe*; 2, Byron Armacost*; 3, Paige Dixon; 4, Noah Rheude; 5, Samuel Kearny. Advanced spreadsheet: 1, Jacob Linneman*; 3, Brant Poehner. Database applications; 1, Maddie Boyd*; 2, Sahvannah Fox*. support Administrative team; 1, Caitlyn Servitto, Kasey Broughton and Hailey Davis*. Administrative support research individual: 1, Caitlyn Servitto*. Computer security; 2, Justin Widanski*. Graphic design promotion; 1, Kristina Hodges*; 2, Ethan Guseman; 3, Madison Daniel; 4, Kelsey Bose; 5, Emily O'Rourke; 6, Erin Waller. Global marketing team: 3, Ronnie Corman and Fallon Terry; 4, Noah Rheude and Sam Kearney; 5, Lauren Turner and Sean Kamphaus; 6, Jaob Linneman, David Shilling, Brant Poehner, and Bryan Fleischman.
Arrow of Light achievers
Entrepreneurship: 2, Jessee Huber. Interview skills: 1, Paige Smith*; 2, Sahvannah Fox; 3, Madelyn Westerkamp; 4, Micayla Folchi. Advanced interview: 1, Siara Richardson*; 2, Misty Bryant. Extemporaneous speech: 1, Liz Marcelli*; 3, Lydia Chamberlain; 4, Kasey Broughton; 6, Sara Blankenship. Human resources management presentation: 3, Emily Feldkamp. Prepared speech: 1, Brady Barnhill*; 2, Dylan Guth; 3, Michaela Davidson; 5, Caitlyn Keith; 6, Cali Weiss Presentation management individual: 1, Zoe Puccini*; 3, Krista Gilbert. Presentation management team; 1, Jacob Hicks, Sam Wesley and Brittney Thompson. Management, marketing, human resources: 1, Heather Faulkner; 2, Kristina Hodges; 4, Caitlyn Keith; 5, Zach Simons. The Business Management program at Amelia High School is a satellite program of Great Oaks Career Campuses. Becky Landen is the instructor. Competitive events enable students to demonstrate careerbased competencies: broaden knowledge, skills, and attitudes; expand leadership and human relations skills; demonstrate a competitive spirit; receive recognition, and earn industry certification.
Mount Notre Dame High School » Eight students have been recognized by the Regional Scholastics Art Awards for their outstanding artwork. The annual competition is the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition initiative for creative students (grades seven-12) and the largest source of scholarships for young artists and writers. The exhibit is judged regionally first with the southwest region being one of the larger and more competitive areas in which to compete. MND students’ pieces were chosen for recognition from more than 5,000 entries locally. Rosie Bacon (Wyoming), Ashley Foulks (Milford) and Mary Scott (Loveland) earned Gold Key recognition for their pieces while Teagan Moravek (Loveland), Holly Reinert (New Richmond) and Lexi Rodgers (Mason) earned Silver Key recognition. Erin Ford (Loveland) and Ali vonErden (West Chester Township) earned honorable mention recognition. Students were mentored by MND faculty members Shelly Brauer, Denise Scharf and Beth Wurzelbacher. “Mount Notre Dame’s Visual Arts Department strives to provide students with a wide range of experiences, such as competitions,” Visual Arts chairperson Brauer said. “Meeting deadlines, preparing art for judging, being chosen for inclusion in a show and having one’s art displayed to the public are all important steps in the journey to becoming a serious artist.” Regional Gold Key projects are being considered for national recognition in New York City. National medalists will be announced Monday, March 14.
COLLEGE CORNER Dean’s Lists Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute- Mason Cooper. THANKS TO ANGIE TUCKER
St. Bernadette Webelo II Scouts with Pack 116 earned their Arrow of Light, the highest award a Cub Scout can earn and have crossed over to various Boy Scout troops. From left: Cubmaster Bill Holland, Shawn Roesel, Matthew Robey, Francisco Duran, Brady Merz, Matthew Marcelli, Anthony Neal and Den Leader Carolyn Roesel. (Not pictured, Sam Van Huss).
On campus » University of Findlay - Jessica Flake was awarded the Vicki (M ’05) and Phil McClurkin Theatre Scholarship for the 2015-2016 academic year.